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Tim Newns will oversee the OFI's regional expansion and help drive investment into every part of the UK.

Take a look at our recap of some of the highlights of Digital City Festival.

Digital City Festival's supporters and guests came together last night at Cloud 23 to celebrate and hear from local leaders before the opening of Digital City Expo, which kicks off this morning.

Hundreds of new jobs will be created in Manchester and the north east as the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) opens new offices as part of government plans to level up regions across the UK.

The streaming giant also plans to offer a three-month paid internship to aspiring software engineers in the region.

Japanese sustainable energy tech firm, Exergy Solutions, has chosen Manchester to be its European base.

Graphene@Manchester has signed a new Tier 1 partner - Graphene Innovations Inc Manchester (GIIM) – a company spun out from The University of Manchester led by alumnus and entrepreneur Dr Vivek Koncherry.GIIM, a company dedicated to the acceleration a

10/06/2021  Roke Manor Research Limited Roke opens a new client hub in the heart of Manchester’s MediaCityUK Creating high calibre jobs and inspiring future talent and skills Expansion will strengthen existing relationships with government customers and drive emerging technology capability across the region Roke, a leading UK innovator in science and engineering, has opened a new client hub at HOST in Manchester to create high calibre jobs and deliver mission impact for clients. The busines...

by Alistair Hardaker Research and development firm Roke has opened a new client hub at HOST in Manchester.   A team of experts in AI engineering, architecture and data analysis have relocated to the new office, which is set to create further jobs in artificial intelligence (AI), data science and cloud engineering roles to support government customers and industry. The firm’s existing innovations include Iris, an automatic number plate reader and STARTLE which uses AI technology to improve s...

Share Experts from The University of Manchester will be leading a virtual event to discuss Greater Manchester’s leadership in advanced materials – and how this could shape cities of the future. The event, hosted jointly by The University of Manchester, Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership, and inward investment agency MIDAS, Material Gains: Building cities that are better for people and the planet will take place online on Monday, 19 April (2pm to 3pm). A panel of industry ...